The Mass Effect N7 Day Panel is set up this weekend-and fans are crossing their fingers to reveal the much-rumored remaster of Mass Effect Trilogy.
Rumors of remastering Art of the Mass Effect Trilogy: Expanded Edition book popped up for pre-order in July.. According to Amazon and elsewhere, this new book sports the February 23, 2021 release date contains hundreds of works of art you’ve never seen before.
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Now, Jennifer Hale, also known as FemShep, tweeted to announce a panel celebrating N7 Day set at 7 pm UK time on Saturday, November 7th. Interestingly, the panels include Mass Effect crew members such as Mark Meer (male Shep), Steve Bloom (Grant), Kimberly Brooks (Ashley Williams), Rafael Svaj (Kaidan Allenko), and Courtney Taylor. There are a lot of actors who played the characters (Jack), Alix Wilton Regan (Samantha Traynor), William Salyers (Mordin Solus), DC Douglas (Legion), Ali Hillis (Liara T’Soni), and BioWare developer Karin Weekes. And Patrick Weekes.
# Mass effect # N7 Announcement of the day!@Mark_Meer @blumspew @kimberlydbrooks @RaphaelSbarge @courtenaytaylor @AlixWiltonRegan @wlsalyers @KarinWeekes @PatrickWeekes @MrDCDouglas @missalihillis & I’m celebrating a very special panel 2 # N7 Sunday and Saturday 11/7 11:00 am PST
Stay tuned for the link
-Jennifer Hale (hajhaletweets) October 30, 2020
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It’s almost an old Normandy crew, right? So why are they all coming back together for the panel? Maybe they just like chat. Or perhaps N7 Day 2020 is the time for EA to announce the Mass Effect Trilogy remaster. This is almost an open secret at the moment.
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